You can boost your Android multitasking skills with hidden features you didn't know existed.

Android 16's "bubble bar" feature looks like the multitasking upgrade we've been waiting for. But OnePlus's version is still better.

Android 16 will seemingly deliver improved split-screen multitasking to the table. You'll be able to run three apps on the screen.

Android 15 hasn’t even landed on Pixel devices yet, but the development continues, and now we’re looking into what Android 16 might offer. According to Android Authority’s Mishaal Rahman ...

That’s desktop-style multitasking, baby! And yet, best I can tell — anecdotally speaking — hardly anyone actually seems to use screen-splitting on Android on a regular basis in the real world.

Google is developing a new 90:10 split-screen mode for Android, inspired by OnePlus, that allows one app to dominate the screen while the other remains accessible for quick switching with a single ...

Android multitasking, reimagined First, a slightly awkward but unavoidable asterisk: Depending on who you are, the first part of this story may feel familiar.

Some code suggests that Google is working on a multitasking upgrade for next year's Android 16 update that turns apps into bubbles that will float over other apps for easy switching back and forth.

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Android: Multitask like a boss Google made some fairly significant changes to the way multitasking is accessed on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.